Posted by mpm on March 9, 2010, 9:16 pm
Someone here (a kook, I think?) likes to use the word "tard" over and
over.
Hardly a post goes by where this person doesn't use it to denigrate
someone or something he takes issue with.
Well, today I heard a joke on the radio:
A producer wants to pitch a new TV series to the networks.
It's your basic cop drama show, but the twist is he wants to pair up a
dim-witted detective with a duck.
Show title: Tard and Feather'd.
Posted by D from BC on March 9, 2010, 10:27 pm
In article <06d73573-a494-4192-8e40-03255c5a7676
@a18g2000yqc.googlegroups.com>, mpmillard@aol.com says...
>
> Someone here (a kook, I think?) likes to use the word "tard" over and
> over.
> Hardly a post goes by where this person doesn't use it to denigrate
> someone or something he takes issue with.
>
> Well, today I heard a joke on the radio:
>
> A producer wants to pitch a new TV series to the networks.
> It's your basic cop drama show, but the twist is he wants to pair up a
> dim-witted detective with a duck.
>
> Show title: Tard and Feather'd.
Some made up
definitions...
Retard: That's when one becomes a tard again.
Tard: Cause saying 'cognitive disabled person' is too retarded.
A plus tard !
French to English translation: See you later
Posted by Fred Bartoli on March 10, 2010, 3:53 am
D from BC a écrit :
> In article <06d73573-a494-4192-8e40-03255c5a7676
> @a18g2000yqc.googlegroups.com>, mpmillard@aol.com says...
>> Someone here (a kook, I think?) likes to use the word "tard" over and
>> over.
>> Hardly a post goes by where this person doesn't use it to denigrate
>> someone or something he takes issue with.
>>
>> Well, today I heard a joke on the radio:
>>
>> A producer wants to pitch a new TV series to the networks.
>> It's your basic cop drama show, but the twist is he wants to pair up a
>> dim-witted detective with a duck.
>>
>> Show title: Tard and Feather'd.
>
> Some made up
> definitions...
> Retard: That's when one becomes a tard again.
> Tard: Cause saying 'cognitive disabled person' is too retarded.
>
> A plus tard !
> French to English translation: See you later
>
Yup, and there is another French one saying: Mieux vaut tard que jamais
(better late than never).
--
Thanks,
Fred.
Posted by Robert Baer on March 11, 2010, 12:53 am
Fred Bartoli wrote:
> D from BC a écrit :
>> In article <06d73573-a494-4192-8e40-03255c5a7676
>> @a18g2000yqc.googlegroups.com>, mpmillard@aol.com says...
>>> Someone here (a kook, I think?) likes to use the word "tard" over and
>>> over.
>>> Hardly a post goes by where this person doesn't use it to denigrate
>>> someone or something he takes issue with.
>>>
>>> Well, today I heard a joke on the radio:
>>>
>>> A producer wants to pitch a new TV series to the networks.
>>> It's your basic cop drama show, but the twist is he wants to pair up a
>>> dim-witted detective with a duck.
>>>
>>> Show title: Tard and Feather'd.
>>
>> Some made up
>> definitions...
>> Retard: That's when one becomes a tard again.
>> Tard: Cause saying 'cognitive disabled person' is too retarded.
>>
>> A plus tard !
>> French to English translation: See you later
>>
>
> Yup, and there is another French one saying: Mieux vaut tard que jamais
> (better late than never).
>
>
...can you put a TARD on a car??
Posted by StickThatInYourPipeAndSmokeIt on March 11, 2010, 1:52 am
wrote:
>Fred Bartoli wrote:
>> D from BC a écrit :
>>> In article <06d73573-a494-4192-8e40-03255c5a7676
>>> @a18g2000yqc.googlegroups.com>, mpmillard@aol.com says...
>>>> Someone here (a kook, I think?) likes to use the word "tard" over and
>>>> over.
>>>> Hardly a post goes by where this person doesn't use it to denigrate
>>>> someone or something he takes issue with.
>>>>
>>>> Well, today I heard a joke on the radio:
>>>>
>>>> A producer wants to pitch a new TV series to the networks.
>>>> It's your basic cop drama show, but the twist is he wants to pair up a
>>>> dim-witted detective with a duck.
>>>>
>>>> Show title: Tard and Feather'd.
>>>
>>> Some made up
>>> definitions...
>>> Retard: That's when one becomes a tard again.
>>> Tard: Cause saying 'cognitive disabled person' is too retarded.
>>>
>>> A plus tard !
>>> French to English translation: See you later
>>>
>>
>> Yup, and there is another French one saying: Mieux vaut tard que jamais
>> (better late than never).
>>
>>
>...can you put a TARD on a car??
Yeah, and a lot of the fuckheads here put one on their brains...
intentionally. How sad.
Re: OT: Use of the word TARD...
Re: OT: Use of the word TARD...
> Someone here (a kook, I think?) likes to use the word "tard" over and
> over.
> Hardly a post goes by where this person doesn't use it to denigrate
> someone or something he takes issue with.
>
> Well, today I heard a joke on the radio:
>
> A producer wants to pitch a new TV series to the networks.
> It's your basic cop drama show, but the twist is he wants to pair up a
> dim-witted detective with a duck.
>
> Show title: Tard and Feather'd.